Embodied Audio-Visual Interaction and A-B-A presents an evening of live electronics performances.
Wed 17 Oct 2012
The Amersham Arms, 388 New Cross Road, London SE14 6TY
Doors: 7pm. Performances: 8pm
Entry: £5
Performers include:
Ryan Jordan
Glitch Lich
Chris Weaver
Tom Richards
Luke Fraser
Ryo Ikeshiro
Filed under Audiovisual, Concert, Electronica, Events, Improvisation, Live Electronics
A selection of short movies exploring a variety of possible relationships between audio and visuals, including stop-motion animation with experimental sound design, musical compositions with moving image, visualisation and sonification of data and excerpts from immersive audiovisual installations.
Part of Sho-Zyg, a week-long sound showcase at St. James’s Hatcham Church.
Francisco López | Paul Prudence – Hydroacoustic Study
Jockel Liess – Shifting View
Tim O’Riley | Chris Haworth – Clementine
Max Hattler – Shift
Sync
AANAAT
Meital Covo | Ryo Ikeshiro – Challa
Martijn van Boven | Tom Tlalim – Field Notes from a Mine
Filed under Audiovisual, Electronica, Events, Field recording, Fixed-media, Multi-channel
6 – 8 pm Thurs 22 Mar 2012
Goldsmiths College (Ian Gullard Lecture Theatre, Whitehead Building)
Lewisham Way, New Cross, London SE14 6NW
Entrance fee: donations
| Paul Prudence | Hydro-Acoustic Study |
Originally conceived as a live performance piece |
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with Francisco Lopez |
| Daniel Jones | Horizontal Transmission |
An interactive sonic ecosystem based |
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on bacterial communication |
Filed under Audiovisual, Concert, Discussion, Electroacoustic, Electronica, Events, Field recording, Fixed-media, Improvisation, Multi-channel, Talk
6 – 8 pm Wednesday 29 June 2011
Small Hall/Cinema, Richard Hoggart Building
Goldsmiths College, Lewisham Way, New Cross, London SE14 6NW
| Tom Mudd | feedback joypad |
| Ryo Ikeshiro | New audiovisual work |
| Manabu Shimada | glitched field recordings |
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